Obed Wild & Scenic River National Park (Minutes Away)
Experience world-class outdoor recreation along 45 miles of pristine, free-flowing river canyons and 500-foot sandstone gorges:
- Kayaking & Whitewater Rafting
Seasonal paddling runs ranging from Class II to IV whitewater through the gorge. - Rock Climbing & Bouldering
Dozens of established routes up to 200 feet long along Lilly Bluff and the Obed river corridor. - Fishing
Home to smallmouth bass, bluegill, catfish, and muskie across pristine mountain waters. - Hiking & Overlooks
Miles of trails lead to sweeping vistas like Lilly Bluff Overlook and seasonal waterfalls. - Stargazing
A designated International Dark Sky Park offering unmatched night sky visibility.
Catoosa Wildlife Management Area
Spanning over 80,000 acres of rugged Cumberland Plateau forest:
- Hunting & Trapping
Game opportunities during regulated seasons (deer, wild turkey, wild boar). - Wildlife Viewing & Birdwatching
Abundant habitats for native fauna, songbirds, and raptors. - Off-Roading & Gravel Trails
Scenic driving and off-road trail access along designated forestry corridors. - Seasonal Access
Access gates on Noah Hamby Road, Nemo Road, Hebbertsburg Road, Airport Road and Genesis Road may be closed & locked during winter months. See https://www.tn.gov/twra/wildlife-management-areas/cumberland-plateau-r3/catoosa-wma.html for dates and more information - Bridge Out
The bridge across Clear Creek at Devils Breakfast Table remains out of service.
Frozen Head State Park (10 Minutes Away)
Over 24,000 acres of untouched wilderness surrounding 3,324-foot mountain peaks:
- Hiking & Backpacking
50+ miles of marked trails leading to Emory Gap Falls and the panoramic Lookout Tower observation deck. - Wildflower Trails
Famous spring blooms along North Old Mac Trail and Flat Fork Creek.
Crooked Fork WMA
1600 acres of hardwood forest and open fields for small game and deer hunting. See https://www.tn.gov/twra/wildlife-management-areas/cumberland-plateau-r3/catoosa-wma.html for details
